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A graphic slide titled "Kailasa's Guest of Honor" with a gold and yellow design. A small portrait at top left shows a smiling man in orange-saffron head wrap and clothing, and a small deity-style emblem appears at top right. The main panel shows a photograph of a woman with dark hair wearing a dark navy dress and a patterned pinkish-brown jacket with a brown belt, standing in front of green willow foliage. Beside her, the slide lists her name, role and country. A "DEEPAVALI 2022" label appears at bottom right. The slide has no physical people in it beyond the pictured woman in the photograph.

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October 24 20222022-10-24A graphic award slide from the KAILASA OM Awards, titled "KAILASA Devi Meenakshi Administration Award". On the left, a framed photo of a woman with dark hair in a navy dress and a patterned pink-and-purple jacket stands before green trees. On the right, a yellow certificate shows an emblem of a saffron-robed figure, text naming Ms. Vasu Pawar, and a gold seal. A caption reads "Ms. Vasu Pawar USA" and a corner banner says "Guru Purnima".2022-10-24October 24 20222022-10-24A yellow promotional graphic titled "KAILASA's Deepavali Celebrations" with the subtitle "GUESTS OF HONOR" and the date "OCTOBER 24, 2022". On the left, a man seated on an ornate gold throne with a gold crown, long swept-back hair, red-and-gold robes, a rudraksha mala and layered gold necklaces raises his right hand in a blessing gesture; this figure has distinctive ceremonial cues and matches the Swamiji (probable) presentation. On the right, a gold oil lamp with lit flames and a KAILASA flag appear, and a small footer reads "DEEPAVALI 2022".2022-10-24October 24 20222022-10-24A KAILASA OM Awards Diwali 2022 graphic slide. Left side shows a photograph of a bare-chested man seated on an ornate gold throne with leopard-print backdrop, wearing a tall black hair crown with a crescent ornament, layered rudraksha malas and beads, a gold armband, and raising one hand in blessing. Right side has red capitalized text about Diwali, the festival of lights, symbolising slaying ignorance and ego and rebirth. Gold banner header and footer with small deity and guru icons. Probable Swamiji cues: tall crown-like hair, rudraksha malas, ornate gold regalia on a throne.2022-10-24October 24 20222022-10-24October 24 20222022-10-24October 05 20222022-10-05October 24 20222022-10-24A presentation slide titled "KAILASA'S AROUND THE WORLD" with a gold-and-brown banner reading "KAILASA OM AWARDS" and a "DIWALI 2022" tag. On the left, a dark stone deity murti with four arms, garlanded with white and pink flowers and yellow marigolds, is labelled KAILASA PATTANAM, INDIA. On the right, a photograph shows a group of about twelve people in white dhotis, saris and kurtas standing outdoors at night around a yellow-tiled platform holding a seated figure in pink robes under a pink-and-silver canopy umbrella, labelled KAILASA TRISHULUM, INDIA. The platform is decorated with flower garlands and potted plants. A small robed figure in orange stands among them.2022-10-24October 24 20222022-10-24